Siena Farms South End - Boston, Massachusetts

Laurinky Z.

Cute little shop.
Unfortunately at least half of the produce is imported produce sold at an enormous markup. The photo included of a small bag of produce cost $40.
Many of the items were old. The cabbage hardly has any color, the potatoes are full of growth. They probably should be planted at this point.
The popcorn on the cob is fun though.

Wendy H.

A cute little shop but I have to agree with other reviewers on their treatment with elderlys and specifically Asian people. I don't have time to go into the details of such disrespect from the employees, but want to warn others that our EBT foodstamps benefits were recently stolen after coming here. Whether it be skimmers placed on their devices or the way they process transactions merely just by entering the EBT card number. I can only narrow it down to here because we don't use our EBT foodstamps at a lot of places. A lot of my parents' friends has also experienced the same after coming here. Please be aware of how your family is using their EBT cards here as it is not the most trustworthy way of doing business from what I've seen.

KaLe E.

Siena Farms is a cute, quaint little shop. Great place for fresh flowers, produce, jarred apple sauce, cheeses, and other local items.

I wish Siena Farms was in every neighborhood, what a great way to support local farmers. 💐

Doraemon L.

Came here looking for locally-grown leafy greens, maybe for salad, maybe for braising. Found none.
Opted for snow peas, cabbage and tomatoes, they are no different than those at my nearby supermarket for 2~3X the price.
CA-grown asparagus and mangos shipped from afar.
One bunch of oyster mushroom does look beautiful.
5 stars for the store looking so so cute.

Michelle E.

I purchased 4 Sunflowers and they were very big, bright and vibrant and soo beautiful..I put them in my kitchen and they looked absolutely Lovely and gave me a happy feeling..I would definitely go back to Siena Farms and also try different purchases..the young lady working in the store was very nice and made you feel welcomed in the store.

Hallie E.

Stopped in to pick up some flowers! Cute little shop in the neighborhood!

Cici T.

I am deeply disappointed and disturbed by the treatment of my elderly parents at this market. I dropped my sister and parents off to buy some groceries and waited outside in my car. During the transaction, the owner of the market loudly remarked to his employees that my parents were using a food stamps card to purchase $40 worth of items, insinuating that it was embarrassing for them to do so while being driven in a luxury vehicle. And said don’t park your car in front of the store, my boss doesn’t like it

To make matters worse, an employee then spoke to another customer, stating that my parents were embarrassing and dishonoring the Chinese community by using food stamps (EBT) again in front of my parents. This behavior is not only unprofessional but also incredibly disrespectful.

It is crucial that all customers are treated with dignity and respect. No one should be shamed or judged for how they pay for their purchases, and the culturally insensitive remarks made are unacceptable. Additionally, making such comments in front of other customers not only embarrasses the individuals involved but also creates a hostile and unwelcoming environment for everyone present.

This experience has left a lasting negative impression on us, and it raises serious concerns about the customer service and respect shown to patrons at this market.

X X.

This place is super cute, and I'm so happy that there's a farm store near me that's accessible every day. The produce looked fresh, great quality and many options. There are even flowers for sale, fresh eggs, and great quality dairy items. It's a small store, but just enough. The store clerk was also super friendly. 😀 Happy customer!